Bought a new Superduty last August and I want to put a spray in bedliner in it it. Should I install my fifth wheel hitch first or the liner then the hitch? Anyone in the Fort Worth area know where to get a quality liner such as Line X for a good deal?
I suggest you drill the holes in the bed for the bed rails before geting the liner sprayed on. That way your holes are protected instead of drilling thru the liner. I also suggest waiting 2 or more days after the liner is spray on before installing the rails.
I put my rails in the day after spraying and got a little bubble in a few spots. Not hing serious, and it could have just been the pressure of the nuts being torqued, but maybe not.
I still like the Line-X.
2011 GMC 3500 Dually
New to me 2006 Jayco Designer 38RDQS
2 Boxers and a Maine Coon
remoandiris wrote: I suggest you drill the holes in the bed for the bed rails before geting the liner sprayed on. That way your holes are protected instead of drilling thru the liner. I also suggest waiting 2 or more days after the liner is spray on before installing the rails.
I put my rails in the day after spraying and got a little bubble in a few spots. Not hing serious, and it could have just been the pressure of the nuts being torqued, but maybe not.
I still like the Line-X.
X2
Glenn & Karen
'08 Chevy LT 3500 HD 4x4 CC LB DRW (nice hips)
'06 F350 4X4 Lariat CC LB DRW (nice hips) retired
'09 Victory Lane 38SRV Toy Hauler
'02 HD Road King FLHRCI KRUZN
'04 F150 XLT Super Crew Our Toys
Offline
